The world was taken by surprise when Disney introduced sisters Elsa and Anna in Frozen, redefining the traditional image of Disney princesses.

Idina Menzel’s breakout hit “Let It Go,” performed by Elsa, became a phenomenon, with covers spreading widely and turning into a motivational tune for those facing challenges.

Despite its enduring popularity, singing the song proved to be quite challenging, with some of Menzel’s notes posing difficulty even for seasoned vocalists.

On “British Acquired Talent,” Simon initially gave sixteen-year-old vocalist Jodie Bird an X, but the other judges allowed her to continue. Jodi decided to perform the famous Disney song once again to make an impact.

Many singers struggled to do justice to the song, but when Jodi sang the condensed version of “Let It Go,” the audience responded positively, applauding her performance.

The judges acknowledged her exceptional note-hitting abilities, congratulating her on reaching the finals.

Even Simon, who had initially given her an X, changed his stance. He mentioned that he pressed the X for the first time to boost Jody’s confidence, recognizing the improvement in her singing.

He commended her for advancing to the next stage, expressing pride in her courage. Jodi’s unique attempt successfully challenged Simon Cowell’s initial skepticism.

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